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How does anyone in the NBA score a lot of points?  Let's ask basketball expert, WOW!!:

 

Really this is Al not stepping up on the high screen.

 

There you have it.

 

It has ABSOfugINGLUTELY NOTHING TO DO WITH THE MAN ASSIGNED TO GUARD THE SCORER AS HIS PRIMARY DEFENDER.  BIG MAN BETTER GET HIS SLOW ASS OUT ON THE PERIMETER AND BLITZ EVERY SCREEN.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD-67jlsY9I

 

 

Can somebody with Basketball knowledge please watch this video with proudummy and help him count how many times Big Al played the pick wrong. Please explain to him that a pick is used to make teams switch defenders or seperate a primary defender from his man.

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WOW!! in the game of basketball, whose job is it to guard the small forward the majority of the game?

 

 

Who ever the coach deemed is  the best match up for that player maybe??

 

 

Did you also see the part where Lebron played 41 min and MKG played 26 min??

 

 

Does that tell you anything??

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD-67jlsY9I

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Who ever the coach deemed is  the best match up for that player maybe??

 

 

Did you also see the part where Lebron played 41 min and MKG played 26 min??

 

 

Does that tell you anything??

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD-67jlsY9I

 

you didn't answer the question, and you continue to derail the thread to obscure how wrong you were to begin with.

 

YOUR argument was Lebron was scoring like that because of the pick game and simply put, "because Al wasn't showing on the pick."

 

So, I ask again, whose primary job is it to guard Lebron in this game? 

 

Since you wanted to make it Big Al versus MKG, I'll let you take your pick.

 

 

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you didn't answer the question, and you continue to derail the thread to obscure how wrong you were to begin with.

 

YOUR argument was Lebron was scoring like that because of the pick game and simply put, "because Al wasn't showing on the pick."

 

So, I ask again, whose primary job is it to guard Lebron in this game? 

 

Since you wanted to make it Big Al versus MKG, I'll let you take your pick.

 

 

Get what I said right stop trying to change this from you being a complete moron when it comes to basketball 101.

 

Again can somebody else explain this video, the idea of a pick, and team defense to proudummy. 

 so he can stop asking dumb ass question?

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD-67jlsY9I

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Do you want to keep posting videos because you lack the intelligence and rationale to reason your arguments with your own words, or are you going to be a big boy now?

 

 

No I post video because the typed word is to hard for you.

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Successful troll is successful.  I gave you the chance to answer the question and reasonably debate your point, and instead, you continued to post videos that didn't prove your point and dole out personal insults after you were warned.

 

Enjoy your vacation.  I look forward to hearing about you PM'ing the other mods about how you were wronged. 

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Also, braindead basketball analyst and former player, Rick Barry, just said "The Bobcats are a good defensive team.  Ranked 6th in the league.  BUT, tonight and the game against Melo are not the games that MKG and McRoberts want to put on their resume."

 

Too bad there wasn't someone there to post videos non-stop of non-evidence for a counter argument in which they believe immobile centers are responsible for guarding ball handlers and other rash extremes defying all logic.

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After watching the video again, here is every basket:

 

-Screen, Lebron drives on MKG, who trails behind him, and then drives past Al who as standing at the FT line.  He did not come out on the screen.  Basket scored on MKG and Al.

 

-No on-ball screen, Big Al switches before Lebron gets the ball and is guarding LBJ one-on-one.  Scores three.

 

-Cut to basket, score on Tolliver.

 

-Drive and score on Tolliver.

 

-Screen on Tolliver, McBob halfassedly steps up to help, scores three.

 

-Comes down on the break, no one on him, pulls up and scores three on McBob, again.

 

-Iso, drives and scores on MKG.

 

-Iso on MKG, steps back, scores two.

 

-Iso, pulls up, hits three in MKG's face.

 

-Iso, pulls up, hits three AGAIN on MKG.

 

-Iso, drives, steps back, hits two on MKG.

 

-Bosh shows screen early, MKG waits, goes underneath and gets pinned by Bosh (rather than stepping OVER the screen as soon as Bosh came up to get set and getting up into Lebron), Al stays underneath, Lebron pulls up above the screen, hits the three.

 

-MKG tries to run down Chalmers with two defenders (including Kemba) already down there, misses the block, Lebron runs in as the trailer and tips it back in as MKG is under the basket, completely useless.

 

-Birdman comes to set a pick on Lebron's left side, and like the genius all-world defender he is, MKG seals that side (the left), leaving the right, you know, Lebron's dominant side, WIDE OPEN.  Big Al runs out, Lebron drives in, scores.

 

-Birdman shows screen early, Al stays back, MKG looks, sees it, waits, runs straight into screen, goes under it, Lebron pulls up, scores three.

 

-Birdman shows early, Al stays FT line, Zeller runs over to help, MKG waits, runs into and under screen, Lebron hits three.

 

-Iso on Tolliver, Lebron drives, scores.

 

-Iso on Tolliver, scores jumper for two.

 

-Cuts, scores on CDR.

 

-Iso on CDR, scores on drive.

 

-Screen, drives past CDR and Al, scores.

 

-FTs

 

GAME.

 

That's 5 scores in isolation on MKG.

 

1 more MKG gave up in transition for coming off of Lebron.

 

Three 3s as a result of MKG running into and underneath screens that were shown well before he ran into them.

 

Another two screens in which MKG stayed on or slipped behind Lebron in which the screen wasn't used of wasn't effective, and Lebron scored on the drive.  One with Al running out, the other with Al staying back.

 

So, a total of 11 FGs in which MKG was the primary defender.  Those non-stop threes he was reigning down, according to WOW!! because Al wasn't running out like a chicken with his head cut off, yeah...  there were only three of those, and on each of them, the pick was set high and shown early, and MKG hesitated and then ran into and underneath the pick, GIVING LEBRON THE ROOM TO SHOOT. 

 

Two more baskets in which the picks were irrelevant, and one in which Al came out and Lebron drove past him, as I said he would if Al came out that far.

 

On the last basket, the screen came within seconds of them crossing halfcourt, Al runs up, LBJ drives past CDR who gets picked AND past Al who has run up between the FT and three-point line.  So, Al came out to show on the screen again, and Lebron drives past him.  As I said he would.

 

Roughly 4 baskets on Tolliver, although this can't be put completely on Tolliver as I believe two of them were follow-ups for which Tolliver defended the initial attempt and Lebron put it back up after getting the rebound and none of our bigs boxed out or got the board.

 

1 basket on Tolliver being screened, with McBob shuffling his feet slowly up to "show" for a front-row seat at a facial.

 

1 on Al.

 

1 on McBob.

 

1 on CDR with Al running out to "show" on the screen, as mentioned above.

 

2 baskets on CDR with the primary defender, one on a cut receiving a pass, the other on an iso.

 

So, again, in summary...  11 baskets with MKG as the primary defender, 6 of which MKG was solely responsible for stopping him (there was no screen). 

 

Disregarding the shitty job MKG did in playing the screen and whether it would've mattered if Al ran out on the screen or not, that's still the most baskets dropped on any one defender in isolation tonight.

 

But, remember kids...  the high pick and roll and Al not running his big ass out there on the perimeter is the reason Lebron scored 61.

 

But, of course, it's easier to argue in absolutes and claim outrageously stupid things like "there's no such thing as team defense!" to detract from the fact that there is indeed, a primary defender, and it is his job to stop his man.

 

If you want some more awesome video, NBATV showed highlights from Melo's 62 just a minute ago...  EVERY BASKET SCORED WAS BY MELO, ON MKG, IN ISOLATION, except for his halfcourt three, lol...

 

 

 

 

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